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Anders' Army Defectors in Eretz Israel.

Anders' Army Defectors in Eretz Israel.

Yaakov Goldberg OHD interviewee

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Jews in the Czechoslovak Armies in World War II.

Jews in the Czechoslovak Armies in World War II.

Henri Fantl OHD interviewee

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Anders' Army Defectors in Eretz Israel.

Anders' Army Defectors in Eretz Israel.

Gershon Rotberg OHD interviewee

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Kestenberg Archive.

Kestenberg Archive.

MB OHD interviewee

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Anders' Army Defectors in Eretz Israel.

Anders' Army Defectors in Eretz Israel.

Pinhas Rozengarten OHD interviewee

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Gedud Haavoda (Labor Brigade), 1920-1926.

Gedud Haavoda (Labor Brigade), 1920-1926.

Meir (deceased) Shachar OHD interviewee

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דרשות.

דרשות.

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Second generation of immigrants from German speaking countries ("Yekkes").

Second generation of immigrants from German speaking countries ("Yekkes").

היים, מרים OHD מרואיין

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